Excelent Condition, Low Mileage, 4 Door Luxury Sedan, Landau Roof on 2040-cars
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, United States
It will be hard to find a 1990 Olds Ninety-Eight in nicer condition and harder yet to find one with a Landau roof. There are less than 83,000 miles on this car. It is being sold for the original owners as they are no longer able to drive. This car had a pampered life. It was driven mostly for trips and was kept in a shed. It was well maintained. The exterior is Light Antelope Titanium glamour paint. The leather interior is Medium Antelope. Options include:
They kept large pieces of carpet over the front and back floor and in the trunk. So, the original GM floor mats and carpet are almost like new, as is the trunk mat. The floor carpet still has lots of nap. There is a battery trickle charger installed, but the terminals need changed from post mount to side mount as the previous battery had both and the trickle charger was connected to the post terminals. Also included are the following:
The car is located near Interstate 80, exit 242, in Pennsylvania. |
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